After witnessing his team lose, Arizona Diamondbacks coach Torey Lovullo makes light of the situation by saying he wants to “go camping, suck his thumb, and make ice cream.”

Torey Lovullo, the manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks, would prefer to eat ice cream and suck his thumb away from the spotlight after leading his club to a defeat in the World Series.

putting them in a precarious situation during the World Series and enabling the Texas Rangers to win their first-ever title.

“I want to flee and spend a few days hiding.” Following the devastating loss, Lovullo remarked, “I want to go camping and just lay in the tent and eat ice cream and suck my thumb.”

Is that the strangest response any of you have ever received? And simply let everything to unfold as it should.

“Cry when I should cry, pain when I should hurt, and feel good when I should feel good.”

Since joining the Diamondbacks in 2017, Lovullo has served as manager. Of his two postseason stints as manager, this one marked his first.

The Diamondbacks concluded their season with a 52-110 record two years ago. Despite that setback, the front staff of the team has supported him.

Arizona recovered from 2-0 and 3-2 series deficits against the Phillies to win the National League pennant. Arizona also swept the 100-win Dodgers in the NLDS.

All of it came to a stop against the Rangers, who defeated the Diamondbacks in five games, bringing a depressing end to their first World Series appearance in twenty-two years.

“This hurts,” Lovullo remarked. “I just can’t seem to get beyond the fact that this is unpleasant,”